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direct effect

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direct effect [də′rekt i′fekt]
(physical chemistry)
A chemical effect caused by the direct transfer of energy from ionizing radiation to an atom or molecule in a medium.


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When the history of this war is written, Ambrose, with flamboyant phrases and copious rhetoric, there will be unwritten chapters, more dramatic, having really more direct effect upon the final issue than even the great battles which have seemed the dominant factors.
The air of spaniel-like dependence had been magnified and showed its direct effect in the peculiar off-handedness and ease of Pete's ways toward her.
, is most difficult: my impression is, that with animals such agencies have produced very little direct effect, though apparently more in the case of plants.
 
 
 
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